WASHINGTON — The House of Representatives is heading off to recess, canceling planned votes Thursday after just just seven work days since returning from summer break.
The early exit means GOP leadership will avoid a vote on whether to impeach Secretary of War Pete Hegseth and ignore a Democratic push to address the firestorm over artificial intelligence.
“We’re going to modify the House schedule by a day,” House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) simply told reporters.
Since lawmakers returned from August recess, they were at work just four days before a Labor Day break and only three days this week.
GOP leadership previously scrapped two weeks of…
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